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NHL Schedule Analysis: On The Prowl

October 27, 2014

RotoWire's Brian Rutherford likes how the schedule sets up for Pekka Rinne and the Predators this week.

Sunday Daily Puck: No More Fight Night?

October 11, 2014

Fighting is down and enforcers can't get work. Does it matter for fantasy hockey owners?

From the Pressbox: Kovalchuk Walks Away

July 25, 2013

Paul Bruno reviews the latest set of player moves, including Ilya Kovalchuk's stunning decision to retire from the NHL to play in his native Russia.

2012 Jets Preview: No Jokinen - The Jets Plan To Compete Now

September 14, 2012

Darryl's Dispatch: Top 300 Prospects

September 11, 2012

Ryan Suter's departure creates an opening for a top defenseman prospect on the Preds.

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Cormier saw nine games of action with the Jets last year, recording three assists and seven PIM. He has usually provided a substantial amount of PIM at every level of his career, so that's what he'll do if he gets called up by the Jets this season. With nine goals and 17 assists in 61 games with AHL St. John’s last season, Cormier will never do much offensively in the NHL, but he should still be an option when he comes up for fantasy owners in need of penalty minute production.

Cormier is still a long way from the NHL. Despite a limited upside, Cormier might still develop into a useful NHL player someday, but for fantasy purposes you should ignore him.

Cormier spelled some injured Jet forwards in 2011-2012, but his presence never resonated on the stat sheet to any great length. Expect the lone piece left on the Jets from the Ilya Kovalchuk trade to log a healthy dose of big-club minutes in 2012-2013, but be sure only to draft him in a long-term prospect capacity.

Cormier had just one goal and one assist in 21 games with the Thrashers last season. When he does make it to the NHL as a day to day starter, his biggest assets will come on the defensive side of the puck, as he exemplified throughout his junior career. As such, there is no reason to select Cormier in your fantasy draft.

Cormier is considered one of the top prospects in the Thrashers’ organization and General Manager Rick Dudley thinks Cormier has a good chance of earning a spot in the NHL this year. He exhibited solid two -way play in the World Junior Hockey Championship last year and will look to bring that to the pro level. For now though, Cormier does not deserve a spot on your fantasy roster and needs to prove he has the mental toughness and attitude to become a mainstay in the NHL.